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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
URGING THE HALE-HOLIDAY BILL

THE SENATE COMMITTEE TO REPORT ON THE MAT
TER TOMORROW.
The members Of the Saturday HalfHollday Committee
have resumed their abors In behalf OF tho popular
form with commendable energy. They arc making Wig
orous efforts get the Legislature TO pass tho bill intro
dnced by Senator Reilly which makes last afternoon
Of the week legal half holiday. This bill referred
to the Judiciary Committee Of tho Senate, whero 1t Is
still The BILL like the introduced by Speaker Hustled
last year. has met with great deal Of favor except by
the banks OF this city They are rule opposed to
passage and have sent re representatives. Albany pro-
test against Tho effect OF their opposition
will probably ne made anifest morrow when tho
committee meets ExJudge Noah Davis has written q
letter Senate Committee strongly In favor Of tho
proposed measure and urging them 10 report favosy
upon Edward Johnston the chairman OF the Half Hol
iday Committee, said yesterday.
Tho erect simply 10 make SATURDAY. from
~ O'Clock hahoiday 90 that Ia the
promssory notes. bills at sight etc. need not
Alter that hour II has bearing except Indirectly on o
nary business compels 70 close his place OF
ness thus enabling the banks shut up AT noon
will at tho same time cause the early closing Of OF
down which only remain because the banks
The banks oppose tho bin for two reasons :
business and secondly that the "I bank. would
have 10 employ more messengers on Saturday morn.
ings regard to the hrst reason this would relieve
them all responsibility as 10 legal risks In that they
would not DC see for any note alter Ia o'clock
saturday The second consl or too patry matter
tce We what talking about In this matter
cessully carried last without anv dicuty.
There strong feeling In favor meas
the How many predicted the whole mat.
ter would prove failure when first tried IL among
diflcnIty speaking Of In carrying the matter out
pr actcaly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
NEWARK.

The tobacco workers and cgarmakers fnown as
Henry Clay and Defiance assemblies on Monday night ce
cded they would not obey the order promulgated by
General Committee OF the Knights oil Labor thh
Ali should quit tho international Mon and
rather their connection with the knights
The assemblies compose all the union
In Newark.
Captain in charge OF the second Precinct Police sts
ton duty yesterday by the Police 90 u
mssioners charges OF inefciency starving pIsone !,
psing unbecomng language and unsentlemshy eobuuc'
makes the charges which Will Dc IL
vestgated by the Police Board.
Tho decomposed body OF found on the meadows on
Monday was recognized yesterday that Of John n Re
woodturner living at No SO Ward st. He left his home on
November 9, and hal not been seen since
Tho second conference Of the people OF the
Reformed Episcopal churches Of NewYork and A vicinity
IN Emanuel Church. with large attend
spce constitution adopted and the following on
elected Presdent Robert kudolphi vicepresi
dent George W. Douglass secretary w. o. Kent treasurer
James Walter; executive committee Hemmon. Denton
EVEN Colns FoIcro and tho Misses Buchanan aud NOW
bray After morning conference the members
tertained by the adies In the The
report read and voted 10 tnuc
furnish Bishop stevens for missionary work AID
dresses appropriate topics the evening
hold closing with service LED ny
w, H. CollinA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
WIZ PARsOySS FAMILY IN WANT.

William H. Parsons former confederate Of the bogus
banker nour broker and swinder. Gay w. Foster, WAS
brought down from Sing Sing four weeks ago 70 TESTIFY
against Foster Parsons figured In the gang as William
II par,on, A Co and al an office at No. 20 Exchange
place Although Foster was convicted on February TO-
Tor somc une pane Parsons has not yet boen re-
turned 10 Sing Sing where he has served out six months
OF thirty months sentence imposed on him for his part
in the swndling transactions OF Foster On Monday me
old daughter OF Parsons called on the convct
At tho Tombs and told him that her mother And sister
suerpe OF food In sQualid lodgings st No.
S2l Eighty seccnst The convict pondcred how nc
could helm them and In despair OF any better plan sent
his little daughter with a letter TO Henry CLOVIS, the
Broad st. banker containing pathetic appeal for aid for
his family In the no said he In prison for as
sauiting his clerk" Parsons said yesterday that be
Thought the letter might induce Mr. Cews TO give the
itte Girl $40 But II had such effect Instead Mr..
Clews made the letter public
81 am Of scandinav parentage said Parsons yeser
day :" and Ia 1862 while prospect0r In Utah, inado
$1,000 In mine went TO San Francisco after that
and for nine lived in luxury fow years ago
como 10 this city and have lost all money in specula
non IL Is my family that suffer most Accustomed
10 luxury ali their lives heretofore, hey arc starv
inR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
PETER HANSON DEAD IN HIS STUDIO
HIS BODY DISCOVERED BY HIS wiPE-AN ARTIST
AND TULIP GROWER

uIs BODY DISCOVERED BY HIS wiPE-AN ARTIST
AND TULIP GROWER.
Peter Hanson tho artist died In his studio ut No 20
Church st on Monday afternoon His wife wondered
y he did no, return his home at No 22b sixteenth
at brooklyn In the evening Her fears Increased during
the night and Yesterday morning rs he was stu absent
she came TO this city make inquiries ON tho door OF
his studio she this notice written In Strange hhha
VIII be Back In 3 Menuts- Gone To Paint stoor T. H.
The dor was not locked ami she pushed II OPEN Her
husbands body cold and DID, lay the foor almost at
her feet II was clothed In his working suit and close at
hand was an unfinished picture OF yacht near rocky
coast An upturncd chair tho body Indicating
that the artist had seated work shortly before his
death Mrs ansons for help brought the anitor OF
the building no called In tho police. An investigation
ct first d the police suspect that the artist had COM
United suicide Two boys empo yed Ia picture frame
factorv I'm or had Mr. Hanson In the studio
At / o. IN on Monday. A there nj that time.
Mr. Hanson o "a stool and appeared To be sick. Ho
told the bows that picture about which they inquired
va Wv, 80 Tor IL frame and they went away fol-
lowed by the woman. man who knew MT Hanson saw
him little later and noticed that ne vas not well other
about his studio as la,o as p; m. Mr. Hanson was
known To have been respondent lately His daughter
died last August and her husband took her children TO
Philadelphia A suit which Nr Hanson began for tho
surrender OF the children into his custody was decided
Ali specuIaons about Mr. iIansons death set at
rest ia the day when Deputy Coroner Herod made
autopsy and ascerained that death had been causes
Brooklyn In the and IL will be buried In Green
wood Cemetery on Friday NJ Hanson Was sixty threc
city thirty.six years In recent years he painted
many cheap pictures for wholesale dealers Il was said
thai he had engaged 10 paint picture OF W. K Van
| derblt's new yacht Alva on silk He member OF
| the Masonic Fraternity and knight rcmplar.
BesIdes his devotion 10 his art as landscape painter
Mr. Hanson was an enthnsiasto grower OF tulip, and he
had extensive greenhouses near his home whero many
ffe bulbs especially imported from Holland we're Guilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
LONG IsLA ND.

AnANTIcvILLE- people living between Canoe Place
and Qu0guo inlet 70 Shnnecock Bay NJ
point known Franks Channel"
EAST Il AMPToN.-The decision In tho suit OF the Town
Trustees received from the eferee Jesse Case
All implicated fines Nathan
lei Dominy pay 500 and the Others different sums
ranging between $40 and 500
HUNTERS POINT -Lespinasse Friedman have sold ITO
William H. Grace Co. sixty nine lots Newtown Creek
for $4,000 1t reported that the firm Intended 70 build
refinery for crude petroleum this ground.
GRKExPoRT.-The Fire Department had inspco
ton and parade yesterday.
HUETIxoToN-Mrs sarah Lewis died recently at West
Neck 1t the nneyono The o her father
on the old burial hill gives his age as ninety years.
PORT Emmett A. Il. Darling age forty years
the well known ship builder and died yesterday
from pneumonia
RlvERIKADrhe public school building been CONDEMNED
on account OF defective sanitary aud had
tI0n.
LONG ISLAND CiTY.-Captan Woods received q dispatch
yesterday from Jnstice Caran Of Pachogue asking
arrest Charles Harkins had attempted assault his
motherin law. Ars Lavinia sweeEy. age seventy.six
President James II. Cory arrested on
Monday charge Of assault made BY Charles Otto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
WILLING TO CONE TO NETWORK FOR TRIAL.

Police Inspector Byrnes Informed fow weeks ago
that George Lngard secretary and treasurer Of the
Adlne Press Company at No 40 Yeseyst had fed from
the city after obtaining amounting TO about 81 900
by forging the signatures OF Ridley Sons and BlOOm
ingdale Brothers IL was ascerained that Iingard had
ing his wife before he committed the fore cries. Ills
home at No. 1875 East One hundred Ind third
Last week ascertained that Lngsrd had gone
Chicago aud had obtained employment with Lester Co.
He betrayed by telegram which he sent to his wife,
Inspector Byrnes asked the Chicago police arrest
Ilngard and Friday telegram received at Police
Headquarters announcing that Lngard In custody.
Detective Sergeant Mcknight was sent 10 Chicago TO
bring the prisoner back. IL said at the Detective
Bureau yesterday that Mcknight xpected
with Lngsrd today, AS the prisoner had consented TO
come without o requsiti0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
E1EyA TED GUARDS NEGLECT OF DUTY

OF the Elevated trains on the Third
Avenue Line yesterday were greatly at tho iln
pudence OF drunken and the neglect of duty
by guard No 616O. Tho passenger was undoubtedly OF
recent Importation TO this country ana YESTERDAY was
Raf dozen companions he boarded AN uptown train at
Chahnm Square about 2:30 ana ater scatlns MIN
LII iook out pipe which from It's color and strength
must have been in use for decade or more After MI,
oTe lie stetched his long legs to their full length and
leaning back In the seat seemed TO enjoy himself hugely
MANY OF them took good JOKE did tho conductor,
who looked In smiled and returned TO the platform care
s,iiv his head turned tho other The few
women who In the car began to cough and whom
became evident that the conductor would not Interfere
TRpIsE reporter asked him TO put the man from the
car or atop his smoking. The pipe WAS put away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

70 PROMUL0ATE SwEDENBORGS TEA CHIN0S
large number of ministers and lay deegaes attended
Me twenty third annual meeting Of the New York Asso
station tho New Church. In the swedenborgan Church
n the New-Jerusalen, at Csrk-st and Monroe place.
Brooklyn, yesterday. Among those present were the
Rev. Mesna s. s. Seward, j. c. Ager C. H. Mann. d.
Palmer Oliver Dyer, William Dehl w. ii. Bastow, Sabin
Hough and ". II. shliHer and Messrs. l. 8. Burnham
John Ellis W. c. Hubbell, John Filmer and L. A. Glib
bous and DR.. X. G. MOfatt
annual repors from the societies In the association
dences Of prosperity. The New-Y0rk Society reported
229 members and the Brooklyn Society l42. An adj
dress delivered upon The New Church and Now
Science, by A. Gibbens, Of this city, spirited dis
cussion occurred proposition raise $500 and
send out minister work among scattered Of
the church. aid societies. the know
edge OF Swodebbors teachings among people ignorant
Of ihem II was voted unanimously do this aud sub
scriptOns secured for largo of the amount
uAa1Ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
EARLY APPEARANCES OF IoEBrRGs

Those Arctic errors tnat always cause apprehension TO
transatlantic nayigators who tho Banks OF New
have made their appearance unusually early
this Every steamship that has arrived In the last
week uness she has taken well TO the south
ward of the usual track reports having encountered
monster Ice mountains or Ice fields OF large The
stsanshp Fulda which arrived from southampton yes
passed through immense field OF Ice In latitude
xao 40 north longitude 4so AZ west The region lying
wo degrees east and two degrees north Of the points
mentioned seems to be one immense field OF broken ice
aud cebergs They are probably the winter formation n
the coyes and along the coast OF Labrador liberated and
driven TO the southwark by the prevailing north west
Winds They the dreaded bughears Of the Banks OF
Newfoundland from about the middle OF February Oil the
st NJ MAY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYAcx-he annual meeting Of the Rockland Comfy HIS
torcal society held Yes erday. These ofocrs were
elected: President Dr. william G0van OIL Haversaw y,s-
preside nts 0arret 4. Green. Dr. O. Agnew CHARLES n
C. and the Rev. A. r. Freeman record
ing secretary O. Morse secretary Adam
LiIburn: Charles G. Main directors. a. Van
Nostrand Freeman DR.. Agnew and Main custodian
Dr b. Green II proposed that the society erect
monument at the Joshua Het smith House, Haverstraw
address delivered by Dr. David Cell OF YoDkcrs
dinner was given the society John Frazer last night
The North River Steamboat Company have elected the
following officers President General James H. Blauve
Nyack; resdent Denton Fowler, Haversrawj sccre
tafy treasurer D. W. Barclay Nyack drectOrs James
H. BlauvelL Denton Fowler. Clarence Lexow. James r.
Morris r. T. Ptkin r. Weibusch and George NJ Hard The
boats of the line viii be the route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

CELEBRAT TON AT ST MICHAEEs CHURCH.
st. Michaers Roman Catholic Church. at Thirty hrstst
and Ninth.ave was crowded yesterday morning ut a
sus ssrvioe 10 celebrate the first anniversary Of the
of the church. More than fifty clcrgymen
from the several parishes throughout tho city were pref:
eut outsidc OF those taking in the ceremony At
hish msss the Rev Henry Macdonald was celcbrant
the Rev. William Murphy deacon. tho Rev. William
Orien subdeacon and the Rev. John Curey master oil
eeremonics Bishop UFarreli OF Trenton delivered an
eloquent address on The Church" special musical
programme prepared by Professor Brcc, the organ
1t Of the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PoRToF NEw.YOEK.... TUESDAY. FEB. ~. 1881


s n rs and % and ss
steamer Calico OBJ Jones. Hull Feb via Boston a
with sandersop Son. Arrived 81 the BAT a'sSo
Lebanon Brl Elliott Fiume Jan 10 Trsst
Bros Arrived at the Bar at |. 80 a IN. ~
steamer Memnon Brl Bailaniine santos jan ~ ae IAN
$50 a m. .,-. A. ,.u.
Steamer III Paso Quick. Neworeans days WIN nose 70
Hudson Freoman, New Orleans days with mdse
and passengers to $ II seaman , p,mocl
Steamer CITY Fich6urs Fisk FAIL River to Borden
steamer Amos Barstow. corwn. Providence ,u,,,
ship Bernaloe Sor IoIseneq Liverpool aA'' VIII"
Bark Richard tGerl Won seagern s,ettn 10 days. win
Bsrk Brittle SOD Aaaonsen Pan 81 and Grmstad
Jan with empty barrels to Fgns Thompson Ham,
burg days salt and aempy barrels to ORDER Ves'ei 70
Funch Edge 4 Co.
sUNsET-Wini At SANDY HOOK, moderate NV; navy
Al city Island, hight NWi clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Rhodora tBr) Giles Newport r. IS days Nth
o o, ,hn p anu AZ I'm M o'u''' ''''' W
arg EASTERN star (of New.Havenl Hammond st Pierre.
IL days with sugar 10 HIrowbridge's Sons
SAILED
L Steamer, Breydel for Antwerp; PolarA Hamburg
Liverpool Egypt Lisbon Amcitia, Baracoa; Tallahassee,
savannah; Yemassee. Charleston; wyanoze. Norfolk
BARK Romance for Cette
Also sailed-via Long Island sounisteamer wkesbarre
for boston Ship lone Amsterdam Barss Persia Tor
Buenos Ayres and Enigma for Gibraltar and Cahi
BELOW.
Ship castine tGerl Lohmann. from stetin Dec ls
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
u.vR, Feb 22-Arrved steamer Normandie pr. De Ker
sabiec. from Now. YQrb Feb l3 .. g., y.xv o,.
Know Ssb PED sSrPassed steamer Winnipeg tBr
Feb On 9ss w.y e os Ri,
from New.York Feb 9. Oh her way to London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
-BABYPARMTNG" AT MOUNT VERNON

Two years ago epidemic OF scarlet fever ana
other chdrens diseases In the Randas Island Nursery
the mortality was about thirty per cent me Cai
crowding and decided TO Try baby farming
in the country Campbell Of Mount Vernon wa. see, yen
mothers found who received clNreh
at their Vernon homes FROM the nursery iof he.e
mopths Dr. Campbell superseded by Dr. Itorft
T. Howe OF the same town. The Commssionefs nov htep
from nifty SIXTY children there and the mottal hs ur
educed from thirty Ave cent The cost OF main
tanning the the Randalls Island Nnrtery rs
month: AZ Mount Vernon In 81 30. Dr. Howe personally
attends all the babes and once month the pavn.,e
the Controllers Or. Howes ohce, whefe nc
pay. the nurs ne mothers and looks AT the babies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
RROOKLYN.

Henry Cullen who Ia the counsel Of the Brooklyn Jockey
Cub and of the County Elevated Railroad Company
saws his trip Europe ordered several weeks ago y ms
account OF illness due 10 ofeI"orkr bcL'ur
rheumatism and govt.
Deaths last week, 2sl births 2O0 marriages. 81
Mrs T. +. Finn Of No 4G South sixthsi- recently icy
rooms Young who paid their rent promptly but
VINO THEIR securely fastened and seemed 10 DO 81
"a red I'm some pursuit. Finally Mrs tnb Oh
glimpse OF the nerio: OF The room anu saw a ths
we're nut powder what looked Ike cartridges hhe
TO police but in her absence her no
turned the lodgers Of the house They carried thei
enecs with them several immense cartridges we're found
in closet suspected that the en were making lnernA
mi inca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
HOME NE Tvs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

e; q Pcn.ons Attorney General onren and in.mr
snoe enperincnaent r. A. Maxwell OF Alpapy n,as
Hi Hotslsenator b. c. Butler Of south Carona sh1 @
Senator W. Hoysrad Of Hqason 81 q; ,overpor
zoe Fsrbaks Of vermont and ProiesTr ps|ne Of Bos.
ton 0ilsep House elect w. ~ Ch,sa
Osweso Rndsor H9e-JoGn D. Reebc Of Monti
c..iio 81 Ne,o Ycrt BoteJon B Baird U.~
sDi Of the Dead Once al M " I'M.
Xndrsw shuman. Of Chicago. ..Hotei Bruns'''cNDi "
Am Everett of Quincy. MAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
JERSEY CITY.

Anpustus Bohner struck yesterday by train at tho
eptrsnce TO the ke had OF his legs cat on
He " az TAX en- his home. No $40 Firstst.
Marian Duudre age twenty eight Italian from Mulberry
At hsi his feet badly crushed yesterday by sons iron which
no helping unload from the Inman steamer City oil Ber
lin.
The Rev. Hilary Ffraepgle the newly consecated ene
dctne Abbot Jersey CITY yesterday he went 10
Mary's Abbey In Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
STATEN BLAND.

Wysr NEW BRoIITos-The frame bulfinF In Castle
ton ava owned AM occupied by Charles Broean vas 10
siroycd By IRE yesterday. Loss. 5000 covered oy M
sprance
ToxPKIysy,IIE are attn at work ct the RUNE Of
tho docks which were burned last
FRIDAY night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
AuER1oAX AVID poREIoN SHIPPING CLASSIFIED

"The Record Of American and Foreign Shipping"
recently compiled and published by the American ship
ma,,ers Association Is more complete than any OF its
preyious Besides the list Of 1925 vessels
OF all classes and rigs giving their dimensions material
OF construction builders, owners, etc. IL also contains
rules for the aud cash OF iron ana
wooden vessels Illustrations Of longitudinal and cross
Of iron ships and Information VI value 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
NEW-IERSEY,

overwhelmingly Mccarthy. OF No. II Monroe.st 70
whom police been looking since Saturday wa
Yesterday OF sta1bns Patrick Bagley
of No 2Ii Fh.st. . drunk BaRley was unable
appear and prisoner remanded for exannation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

JUDGE DONOHUE HOLDS COURT ON HOLIDAY
Justice Donohue In the Supreme Court Special Term
yesterday although legal hol day to obge counse
who were 70 have testimony taken In the suit Of Dr.
Bezaeel H. Dupignac aga.nst George w. Van Buskk and
oters plaintiff asks that certain deeds and mortgages
which ssya he his sister cAiharIne AnE Dnpignac.
death, with the understanding that la her will the
prOpy shoud 10 him. be d~creed 70 be h
NJ sister died July 1885, snd ~ will purportng 70 have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
AIONa TILE aOEND.

BRpoyroRr approaching ,yoralty contest tne
Rornbcsns VIII cnomlaaie cv:lion foaes and t,e
fras probably John n. Tho bridgeport hosp.A
Nan ycm~n - beng investigated by Afuiant General
White that Jay for board OF soldiers WAS Co.
lscicd Ter fsy had LIFT Tie T. Bafnnn
has the Driving Park property In Tho western par
~ tl,e CITY for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

Attendance suporvfsor Quacknpush, OF Eastcheser ana
CAPTAIN l. H. Prcssey OF tho llth separate eonpay p
scnsd tnv Of roses upon which tic word Brothei
In vioots The anersl services at the church were
by the Rev. r. T.. Van k!eeck ,--... ~,r, in
TARpYIcwN- Kate Howe. who was DRUMMER Riti ln
the war lectnred eray IN the Masonic HAL Inerr ~
also d thri diughters oil conraies IN tho maluAi Va
ms and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
A BRUTAL FIGHT ON LONG ISLAND.

BRUTAL FIGHT ON LONG ISLAND.
An extremely brutal prize fight without even the petence
gloves took place Maspeth L. L. yesterday morning.
Tho fighters were Dan Gallagher and Dick MoLaugh'
lin both aspiring mddewe ghts Of Brooklyn The purse
was 500 given 70 Gallagher. who knockeI ns
sensess the twenty rst round atter one nou
and enty four minutes OF lighting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

NEW RocHELLE.-The New Rochelle Yacht Club held .
meeting at the Huguenot Hotel Monday evening and ad
thirteen embers making their tOta number $50
They adopted new constitution and new bylaws Tho
nual meeting for tho election III officers Will he held
Hotel Brunswick III New York on March
WHITE PLAxs1h he funeral OF Elisha Horton who died on
took place yestrGay tho Episcopal Church with
Proinne Mas0ns from the county In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
MARINE INTELLIGENOE
MINIATURE ALLANAC.

MINIATURE ALLANAo
Sun rses $50 Sets $40 Moon ri,s. eSl Moons age.
HIGH
/N-sandy Hook. :46 Gov lard. g?l Hell gaze. LILY
P.N-aaudy Hook 8l4 Gov lard. 6Ao neu oAso' Ao'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY,

NV Albanian Cleary's trial before Judge Barre'I
0thbon 4. Is eyens before Jucge Beach.
Park Dock and Aqueduci Commissioners ineg. rnnrch
funeral Of General Robert II. Potter TRINITY Churcn'
Up ,.-- cr.oo C,r,,h q n m
Lecture BY the Rev. Z. f. Deems Deioro "Aen0 o''''
8 pm. u,.,- o.r.r,o- uul and nreaen ON
of m ar X smens badges Armory. eveniis.
Rourke murder trial before Recorder Smyth.
Proressor Raymonds lecture. Plymouth Church p 10.
Meeting OF x1th Assembly District Republican Ehromen
Board. No, LOT West Thirty -fourih-st, p H.